These 5 Caribbean Destinations Let You Buy Citizenship-Here's What It Costs

"In Antigua and Barbuda, you'll need to make a minimum donation of $230,000 to the National Development Fund or invest $300,000 in approved real estate. According to the country's CBI Unit, your citizenship leads to no tax on worldwide income, inheritance, capital gains, or investment returns, and the average response time is 90 days."

"Dominica's CBI program is quite similar, albeit a bit more affordable. To get your new passport, you can either, as a single applicant, donate $200,000 to the Economic Diversification Fund or invest in approved real estate projects valued at a minimum of $200,000."

"The Grenadian CBI program requires a $235,000 donation to the National Transformation Fund, which is essential for obtaining citizenship."

Five Caribbean nations offer Citizenship By Investment (CBI) programs: Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts & Nevis, and St. Lucia. Each program requires a significant financial commitment, such as donations or real estate investments. For example, Antigua and Barbuda requires a minimum donation of $230,000 or a $300,000 real estate investment. Dominica's program is slightly more affordable, with a $200,000 donation option. The process typically takes between three to nine months, depending on the country and specific program.

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